Reverse Geocoding to City API

Reverse geocoding is the process of back (reverse) coding of a point location (Latitude, Longitude) to a readable address or a place.

Existing reverse geocoding providers look for the closest street address for the provided coordinates. In most use-cases, this level of detail is overkill, providing an incredibly slow service of minimal accuracy, with quality that varies wildy for mobile and regional users.

Our Reverse Geocoding API is the first to deliver administrative/non-administrative boundaries-based results and as such, it is the perfect choice when you need to resolve a user's practical area such as their city, state or country rather than their street address.

A prime use-case is when utilising client-side W3C geolocation and you need to recognise your customer's closest outlet, or what promotions are available in their region.

This API not only offers detailed locality information based on your customer's Latitude & Longitude, it is also exceptionally fast with each response being generated with sub-millisecond timing, allowing for true real-time applications.